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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
North Ru by Items.
BERT x PINK.

March II. 1887.
Ed. lNDEPESDESr:-Seeing no items
fiom this part of the globe, aud think
inS yon would like to hear from us we
will send you a few items from this
place.
Snow is disappearing very rapidly
aud farmers think they can soon begin
putting in crops.
There was II spelling match between
the Secret aud Ruby schools the other
evening in which the Ruby school came
out ahead.
Len Wines came in n few days ago
from Carson City, and we are pleased
to sec him looking so we'll.
Mrs. w. S. GriswOld is visiting her
mother at this place.
Miss NJ. KrenkH who has been spend
ing II few months with Mrs. Lampmnn
returned home recently and was wurm-
IL welcomed by her many friends in
this vicinity.
a few Of the boys attended the ball at
the Fort last Friday evening and report
having had n good time aud spending a
lively evening.
DAISY DEAN
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South Ruby It.ms.

EDIToR INp PENDESr:-We were WIS.,
tied ON the eleventh Of March by n se-
we're shock of earthquake. The vibrs-
tiOus were felt north and south from the
'li"t Springs" which are located be-
tween Thos. Shorts and jas. Myers in
Sonth Ruby; the Springs being the
center OF the disturbance. There has
been sixteen or seventeen distinct shocks
felt ut the above named gentlenIen's
homes ut different times up TO date.
Spring has onIe at last, aud the stock
men are jnbiiant rs the stock are i'm
proving inpidly under the warm rays Of
the sun. This will close the hay feed
ins season. The roads are dusty in
South Ruby.
Mr.. j. L. Wright has gone to the
Wells to meat his family. who have been
spending til" Writer in Salt Lake City.
The report is, there will Lc a wedding
in South Ruby soon. Guess who?
Mr.. J. Il. Moore is r~ustling around
among the cattle. looking we'll to tho
inteIcsts OF his herds i'll the different
rungrs.
MIR. lioss Wright OF Eureka reports
the snow ON Ruby Summit at the Har-
risen Pass ~ being less than it has
been for some years.
BEDT 4 P,SK
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nAISY DEAN,
Soap Signs.

The sonp artist is Oh his regular trip
through the State. lie is the man who
takes IL piece OF soap and makes letters
on II pane Of glass. or II suloon mirror,
he charges a good price for his work,
md the n who gets il done supposes
he is getting n good advertisement. w
have nothing against the soap man. but
We have a knowledge That his advertise.
ment does not 90 out aud hunt MP peo-
pie. The soap mans artistic work IN
seen only by those who are already
looking at the goods advertised. Signs,
whether Of sOnp or OF paint and oil. are.
and can he only short range in their ef-
iects, while the newspaper sweeps regi.
mcnts Of buyers and ut any distaucc.--
Carson Appeal.
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ELkC rgwHsnlP.
tFror- Saturday. Daily.
n LII AGCNDI

Lake county. Oregon, wants TO be a
Pmrt OF CaIiiI1II.
Emma Nevada has recently been
SINGING in FIu.r
The tate of taxation in Lyon county
is 50 on each 800 valuation.
Lirutcnau;.G Governor Davis WI prob
ably 80 into the lumber business GA his
return rom Callforni1.
Snhs1aers to the University Fund
are busIly engaged II making good their
claims for reimbursement.
APuIty % Boston eIcursionists to
the number OF 23j passed through 10y
Lost evening > train. humcward bound.
See notice oJ Grand Ball at Freeman
Halt ON the l7th of Ireland. 4 pleas
nut evenings recreation is assured to
AL who attend.
As'emblynInn Griswoid is expected to
arrive this evening. II lac dorS not bring
Airs. GriSwold with him Le has Lccn an.
correctly reported.
II il said that there are hut four
words III the English language ending
in cosl. Proceed. succeed, exceed
now who will give Gc otherssI
The EIko delegation to the Thirteenth
session Of the Legislature are I'll ne
counted for cIceIA A~ssemLlymnu Hanks.
Wonder what has become al lI,uk,l
FL. a. Schcrer has just purchased a
Sterling Upright niano which will be
here in time for the 81. pstTick's dance,
and will be nSed by his pupils for prtc.
tice.
The Depot Hotel has n new professor
OF mitoioSy in the liquid r"hcshmcnt
department. Call ia and qucmrh your
thirst with ono Of his artistic prcpurn-
lions.
Geo. J. Smith, who went down TO Re.
no recently with u shipment OF ore from
the Eric mine, returned Inst evening
md left by stage this morning for Tus.
carorn.
An exchange says that Chicago Ia
importing psssovcr wine from Jcpish.
lem. We doubt il Chicago ministers
will 'phss over much of 1t 10 their
congregations.
Zimmerman. TIRE tailor, has just re-
ceiVed n fine lot 81 ~ IMPLIES OF new style
goods Tor Spring and Summer sui,a.
Fuilsuits or single garments made at
reasonable prices aud n IT guaranteed.
Give him n call.
Some billy goat has ngain started out
a - bill With the stcreotypcd inacrip-
ton: %"IIctc she goes your Enl.
nry-dont gnnblo-noycr play faro
bauk-thc last Of II fortune Of SO, 900. "
This gag Ia NJ least forty years sJ1.
A private letter from Mr.. l.. q. liar.
dy, dated Washington City. March &.
rates that within n k~ days be will he
here with the finest lot Of young stall.
ions ever brouglh TO Ncvsdn. The
stock will DC qnorirrcd at the Oasis
ranch. near TOnno. where they can 10
eIsnhued by those who desire 10 pur-
chase.
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A Whopper.

Sheriff Atwell brought 10 this CniCc
lnst evening n hens egg which Is -.
inches in Giro umf,rcncc II why mud
O.. inches The other. Ills monster
len huit ia tie Trodudion ~ n rlym.
outL Rock Liddic OWNED ~ Mr.. AtwCli
who considers her The champion. ~ far
~ the sizc ~ her cggs are concerned,
and offers n premium for n larger. The
monster cgg can be sccn At this OH g.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
aEx HOIrL-BArtlett & oslr.ieL.r.
Proprietor.

Propneton.
Eugene stol,z. RI Tanssis. S F: ]
Edon. Oakland; A Dorsy. Cortez; s
A McCart, J P Francis. H stoker. Tu,-
carora; Gus Peterson, A II Traver.
Bullion; c Baumbach. Lamoille.
Ed Kelley. Milt Polk. Halleck: Chas
p Fiehel, $ F. J Hilton. " II Hilton.
J Porter. Texas; RObt SkASg.. Geo A
Grant * wife. Gus Hoffman. wm An
derson. Bullion.
Ben Harris. Huntington; Ed Kavan-
nugh. Mound; Rnht Skngss. Pleasant;
A q Mitehum, w Bcynun, S w Cross.
T~uscarora; II B~rueilnau. J Altnbe, y
Bacelona, S +; W Mcknight. osiuo;
l. VI Huntsman. Carlin; Oscar Eng!e.
Huuter's Ranch; Thad Porter. 4 Bro
ply. ~ NJ Ranch; Miss q Langford. AL
bion, Idaho.
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DEPor HoTEL-Clark a. Green Proprie-
tors.

s Spencer, South Fork; J II Sangui-
net. Mound Valley; L Hardesty &
wife. Wells; w S Holbrook. ogirn; Joe
Hall. Bullion; liobt McKercher,
Sprucemomt; W Sho,craft, Tuscarora;
TS Porch, Huntingdon; A 2 Matthews.
Boston; S G skagss. Texas; q ) Smith.
RENO.
1sauc Griswold. Arthur; S z Rodc-
ers. q \ Wiley. T Robinson. Binine;
Geo " Nixon, New York; B L Wheeler,
Chicago; W Shoecraft, Tuscaaora.
j Fast X wife. palisadr; o Il Ros.
eubln:t, J II Blake. San francisco; ID l.
liootem X wife, W A Reynolds *
daughter, Miss Francis. Paul SchilIe.
from, Chas Adams. South Fork; Mrs T.
NJ Bennett IL daughter, CurlIu; ii Il
Stone, Spruce,nont.
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Annual Meeting Of s.ockmen.

The Reno Gazette Of the 18th says:
All pnrts Of the State are well repre-.
septed in Reno to-day by slockmeu. who
have gathered TO attend the annual
meeting OF the Nevada Live Stock Asso-
citation to.morrow. Indications point to
mn unusually large attendance, aud "a
spirited and interesting session. A large
number Of questions that affect the
stock industry Of the State will probably
be discussed. The Executive Commit
tee held n meeting this afternoon to
prepare their report OF the finances OF
the organization for the past year,
which will DO made public tomorrow.
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From Nouday's Daily.l
RALAAGUNDI.

Mrs. CromLie mud her daughter, Miss
beceie, arrived hy last evenings tmiu.
ES. Senator wlisus. OF Cniifo, mia,
L " passenger by this mornings west
SJuud train.
The annual meeting OF the Nevada
Live Stock Association will lie held at
Reno Tomorrow.
Ed. A. Srherer's new PIANO has mr..
rived and VAS placed in position al
Freeman Hall today.
Assembly man W. j. Hanks. nccon,
panied by Mrs. TANKS, passed through
on Saturday evening en- route for their
home al W,lk
J. W. lIrss. Baltimore, was fined 81
"d costs for disturbing the u NO. and
hung himself. A dollar looks pretty big
to 4 Baltimore man.
The tax levy for this Year in White
Pine county i. So 10 On each 500,
With 10 cents additional in Hamilton
for tie Hamilton Debt EIEi.
Carson City must "e Il very produc-
tive locality, as the Tribune SAYS seven-
ty'iwo baby carr agcs we're seen on the
"'i'eis at one tint" II few anys since.
OW- citiz'ns ARE making a general
cleanup Of streets aud alleys. Tie
rubblsh is being removed without ia,
town limits, which - IA uec,.sary and
wise p]rcctu;iou.
Sheriff htwcll uSt received a telegram
from C.ovrGd .lr, Cal, stating that his
brother. Jesse. Is Sinking and cuuuot
i've. Mr.. AiNcI' will leave .morruw
morning for Calfu-n't i.
Ogden column, salt Lake Democrat:
Tie friends Of Mr.. Water IIoIbtouk
viii he pleased TO learn that lac nus Sc
cured the situation Of cIcik ~ the Rail-
road Hotel ut EIku, Nevada.
Virginia Report We notice with plens
urc that siucc the Evening K,purt sraIt.
e. there H., been II marked increase in
the .H'rssIuDcc at church. aud ia births,
marriages End-nud the scLu l..
The Meas X; porter ,ay,: eastern
Nevada 4. ..,nn destined 1, Ia. liz. L..uL-
!ug s~torkr,i,ius rrr,ou in ,r. Initial
States. not only producing tue largest
am,Slut Of b-L, but the h., in IN.
RuI!d.' Correct.
-, ,
Carson Iluutsumu and Li, uur,r Dr
liuutsuau. have Il ~cu,rrrl ~ yr.u of
coal ia the mountains some Iitce near
the White House. 1t burns we'll. and
la, the .sIp,arauce Of the g,nuinr att.
Gle"
,.c,LI,m,, La. c,,,I
rived "a, zrr-l,,
Trrc,a,o ,rl lat, t,. ,,
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from his rrcru; accident us 10 To-, aII,. ia
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From Wednesday. Daily.J
AALMAGCNDT.

on each 500 valuation.
Ifyour ey. sight il failing you con
get Just what you want at Muiler's.
An Infinite variety OF useful and or
numcntnl jewellery. watches, clocks ets.
at n. u. Nye's.
1t is sail that the small pnx scare has
driven from 1000 to 1000 residents
frow Los Angeles.
Vim. G. ~iirnwc. Postmaster ut Salt
Lake City. did yesterday morning. il
the 18th year of his age.
This warm weather il melting the
snow rapidly and ms a consequence the
Humboldt is on the rampage.
Christine Nilsson has been rnrried
t. u Miranda. 1t is reported that
she will retire from the lyric stage.
Mr.. ]. G. CruruLic arrived here Mon.
day '~vemins nui wiiI take II weeks rest
previous 10 turning to hi mines At
Mineral lIi!i.
Miss Nellie Grrt Sartoris. SAYS IT
London journal. will spend tile latter
put Of tue Winter with her mo.hcr in
New York.
The prisoners puzzle Is still przzliug
the brains u curious prupIs who have
nothing else u do than 10 waste time
over It's solution.
II anyone thinks It is an easy job to
get uI' II lea liable paper IN such II
!rnw>y, dreamy, spr ug.fc>"rish day as
this, him give it "a tiid.
The present y"3sr seems 10 be unusu.
ally prolific "f ,,i!rOtd horrors. another
irariui Gln.trr having occurred hear
Boston Yesterday moImng.
An expert WHO has been investigating
Tia" 10 terry. reports that Il ticket holder
has = better chance 10 get struck by
iiIh'rnirg than t. draw - prize.
The Ron, journal corrrc's cur item
relative t, DA"'s tax Ivy hing the
lowest in thu State 10y snyiug that the
levy III Wn>h"c c"rn:y Is only - 81 on
t,rh sion win t.t,,
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state i'll r"iiahclrhih she was uucr II
r,u.,L,
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sci! upon having shaken hands with all
a.. >.
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49, "'H '"'' VIC 'NP''H'1 81
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NO" tommy SHii 'he school
teacher. VIII wtS hcrrIng the class in
dy i"cnN"F"' ""hat do two piuis
make: NV" pImtS. promptly re-
' 'o'"'' "'"' ia" Ho"'i"g
"S
An 'NthahSc tl"lh.uIiy remarks that
a i""a wiz 'hLn"t see the benefit nris'
'HS u" Town from II newspaper, has
not 'he SehS' OF " hii"d oyster up
'r'eBihph pole, u he rs about as much
NH'ue 10 = 'o"h rs "A delinquent tax list.
AIta:-Quccr! We shonId say so. II
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81 u man. whose VILE was Killed on II
'"''"', Se'''Su Win '"e company i'r
made il sci O,n ba ynr.J mn, h,,, .ou
.n bintr nf a m,p " lint li,,.I anil ia
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II. Chase, OF tue Live aud Lot Live
Grocery Store. has on baud a large
stock Of Coal Oil Of this best brands man
ufa"tured when will he sold ia qnn IL
ties to suit at bottom prices,
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EIRO COUNTY

81 ~Itesulsr So 1 lBs 81 BI-Irict Court
S-cu4l AOnuEy Ia JaUUAu. NJ and s-p'em-
= L BlG JUDE.
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II Is generally conceded that moth.
ing can be- saved 10y sending away for
goods. ns NJ. Heinhnrt will duplicate
SucfaL ento aud san Francisco prices.
An examination Of goods aui prices
will dsBiousiruto Tho fact.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Van be sAoe - low a. Is cou.istcnt NRh
sound business princirLs. Apply al Tie II.
ace for terms.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

VIZ WIZ. 10
For any ped u uadst six Aont.s. lie dollar
Per month. rsyanIe IN AdvHHv-.
Delivered by carrier tn E1ko at Is eent. wei.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

ISSUED EvEDY DAY, SUNDAYS EN
4 sSptsd.
c.. w. GROVER,
EdIto< and rS,prL,r
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
OUR MAIL.

Of all the abuses that has ever
been practiced upon people, the
mail service between Savannah
and the outside world stands
prominently ahead. 1t requires
exactly forty-One hours from the
time a letter leaves Savannah
until it boards the train at Bethel
Springs, and all this time is
consumed in travelling distance
of only twenty miles. Our PEG.
pie have done some tall kicking
but it seems that the kicking has
not yet been tall enough to de-
capitate the head of the postOffice
officials who brought this state of
affairs upon us.
About year ago We began a
war on our mail service that end.
ed in a very great Improvement,
but that Improvement only lasted
a few months when the Depart
ment at Washington granted
certain changes not sanctioned by
this end of the route. We know
it is not the intention of the De.
partment to place any office
under such tardy service and we
hope that some earnest kicking
will soon relieve us of this slow
service. Just what we need is q
consolidation of the two routes
between here and Bethel Springs
and one carrier leave each place
every morning and nothing short
of this viii eve: satisfy us. This
change could be made without, in
the least, damaging the service for
any pcstoffice on the route.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
N2N-RESIDEvT NOTICE.

State of Tennessee ct alsr In chancey
VS.. at
G.T.Lee ct ais. Savannah, Tenn.
In this cause upon motion of complaint
ants counsel and it appearing from the re-
turn Of the Spa. to answer issued herein, that
defendants, Melissa South, Dan Irwin, Enoch
Walraven, Jas. Parker and J. NJ, Carter are
non-residents OF the State Of Tennessee, So
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on them.
II is, therefore. ordered by me that said
Melissa South, Dan Irwin, Enoch Walraven,
Jas. Parker and ]. NJ. Carter appear at the
next term of the Chancey Court at Savannah
to be held at the courthouse in Savannah,
on the 9TH Monday in May next, and plead.
answer or demur to said bill, or said bin will
be taken for confessed against them and this
cause set for hearing er1pdrte.
II is, further, ordered that copy Of this
notice I've published for four consecutive
weeks in the Savannah COURIER, newspa-
per published in Savannah, Tenn.
This December s, 1857.
I'D. MCDOUGAL, c. & NJ.
Printers Fee, IS.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22

The Memphis Appeal and other
papers in West Tennessee, are
beginning to grumble at the slow
and uncertain delivery of news
papers by mail in this part Of the
State. That there is a screw
loose somewhere, there is no
doubt. Whether it is in the post
Offices themselves, or in the
postal clerks on the railroads we
are not advised. The Nashville
and Memphis papers which ought
to be received here On the day
of publication, are sometimes two
or three days old when they
reach subscribers here, while
they are generally upon the news
stands on the afternoon of the
day Of publication. o "reform it
altogether" Tribune & Sun.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
4 Gift For al.

In order to give all a chance TO
test it, and thus be convinced of its
wonderful curative powers, DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, coughs and colds, will be
for a limited time, given away. This
offer is not only liberal, but shows
unbOunded faith in the merits of
this great r. medy. All who suffer
from coughs colds and cOnsumtion,
asthma, bronchitis, or any affection
of throat chest or lungs,are especi-
ally requested to call att. X. Bar
lows, and get a trial bottle, large
bottles 81 4
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
LAND SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO me
by John $. Irwin on the 10th day Of January,
1877. | will. on Monday the second day Of
January next. at the courthouse door in the
town OF Savannah, Tenn, sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, the tract Of land upon which
said John s. Irwin resides, in the 9Th district
Of Hardin County, subjyc: To The homestead
of aid Irwin. Also the Is undivided inter
est of said Irwin in a tract Of lanl hing in
the 10th civil district of Hardin County, adj
joining the town Of Hamburg, Tenn, con-
tanning los acres. Also one buggy and har-
ness. Said deed Of trust is recorded in Trust
Book B. page all, in the Registers office of
Hardin County, Tenn. This Dec E, 1857.
J. ID. MCDoUGAL,
Printers Fee, s. 20. Trustee.
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NON RESIDENT GOT &C.
Thos. Hurley and wifc) In Chancey
VS.. at
AZ IL |

ihoS. Hurley and wiie In Chancefy
Martha wineger ct ais. Savannah Tenn.
In this cause upon motion of complaint
ants counsel, and it appearing to me from
the bill, which is sworn to, that the defend-
ants, that James Tilley, the unl nown heirs Of
John Tiley Zilphia lilly, Jack Rraiton and
the unknown heirs Of his wife, -Bratton,
the unknown heirs Of Betsy Tilly, Mil 'rily.
VIM. Wircser and wife Martha, Emily rilly,
Paul Tiily, the unknown heirs of Emily lilly
Franks, the unknown heirs OF Jane lilly, and
John lily are non-resideuts Of the State Of
Tennessee, or their residences are unkrown,
so that the ordinary process Of law cannot he
served on them.
1t is, therefore, ordered by me that said
defendants, James lilly, the unknown heirs
Of John lilly, Zilphia lilly, Jack Brat,on and
the unknown heirs Of his wlfe,-Bra,ton,
the unknown heirs Of Betsey lilly, Mill lilly,
Wm. Wineger and wife Martha, Emily lilly,
Paul lilly. the unknown heirs Of Emily lilly
franks, the unknown heirs Of Jane lilly, and
John lilly, appear at the next term Of the
Chancery Court, for Hardin County, to be
held at the Courthouse in Savannah Tenn,
on the 4 h Monday in May next, il being the
18th day Of said month, and plead, answer
or demur to said bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed against them, and this
cause be proceeded with er1parte as to them.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Savannah Courier, newspaper published in
Savannah, Tenn. This December I6. 1887.
J. d. McDouGAL, c. & NJ.
Printers Fee So
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Literary Notes
The Library MAGAZINE.

The issue for December 10th contains the
70 loving important articles:
The Catholic Revival Of the Sixteenth Cen
tury from the Quarterly Review. Science
and the Bishops, by Prof r. H. Huxley. The
Theosophic Movement in India, by Herr
Ernst Won Weber Rural France, from the
Edinburgh Review. Also brief articles from
the Saturday Review on The Future of Can
ada, American and Indian Wheat, Queries
for Journalists, and Debts Of Honor. Single
copies cents; SI.oo per year. John h. AL
den, Publisher. New York.
The Library Magazine is supplied in con-
neclion with the COURIER for the price of
SI.s5 per year for the two. Address this
Office
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
John j. LittletOn, was recently

John j. LittletOn, was recently
defeated for mayor of Nashville,
as he claims by the influence of
the saloon men. This has caused
John to declare war on the saloon,
and, although he was a rank anti
during the recent prohibition con.
test in this State, says ifprohibition
be the only remedy he is going
into the fight against the saloon
and stand until he conquers or
dies.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22

On last Saturday two sons of
Sheriff Bradley Johnson, of Henry
county, Ala, while drunk, MUIR
dered an elder brother. They
also abused their father and
knocked their mother down, and
still there are people in the world
who think there should be no res
friction thown around the use of
whiskey.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
The Cosmopolitan.

The rumored visit Of the ruler of Persia to
Europe, makes the beautifully illustrated art-
Gle on "The Shah and His Court" by Wolf
Won Schierbrand, with which the December
number opens very timely; it presents the
Shah in the light Of an ayercous barbarian,
Of whom cruelty and the accumulation o!
wealth are sources of great pleasure. Olive
Thorne Miller's article on MIR. Crowley, the
Chimpanzee," illustrated by J. Carter Beard,
the wel-known animal artist, is chaaming
study of a creature in the Central Park Zoo
logical Museum that attracts more attention
than any other New Yorker. From Forest
to Floor" profusely illustrated article by J.
NJ. Oxley, contains graphic, interesting and
valuable account of numbering and the lum-
her interest in Csnada. Accompanying a
beautiful frontispiece of Nine. de Tongue
vile, engraved by Emile Clement, is an arti-
Gle entitled "A Politician and Saint" by
Jas. Brock Perkins, who describes vivaciously
and wttily the career Of the handsomest and
most notable Frenchwoman Of the seven
,eenth century. Frances Courtenay Baylor
the accomplished Southern writer, contrib.
utes humorous story, entitled "Mr. Chubt
and the Cold Punch" There is also fine
tragic love story entitled '.Yseult,' by Pau
Diaz, and pathetic sketch, entitled "Lynha.
ven Cross" by Jno. Esten Cooke. "Modern
Magicians," by DIR. Felix Oswald, "Sharkinf
off Nantucket" by Arlo Bates, and danger;
Of the Ice Pack" with number of poems,
complete the interesting table Of contents.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

All parties having claims agsinst the estate
of Burrell hughes, deceased, are hereby no.
tifed to file Tie same in the case Of Cherry
& Smith, Administrators, VS.. f. b. Hughes
ct ais, in Chancey Court at Savannah, prop
erly authenticated. and apply to become par
ties to said suit, on or before the LIST day OF
June next. or said claims viii be forever
barred. Dec. I. 1887.
I'D. McDoUGAL, c. & NJ.
Printers Fee, ss
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-22

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